ITBF Global Webinar – open to all involved in Thoroughbred Breeding and Racing
Hosted by the International Thoroughbred Breeders Federation.
This major international industry event will take place on Thursday 18th January 2024 at 12.00 Midday (UK time). 75 mins
Register Here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_uH8AaQC7REOYev_GWsNlRQ#/registration
‘An International Bloodstock Journey’
The story of Kirsten Rausing and Lanwades Stud
An exclusive film and interview telling the story of the businesswoman and
Thoroughbred owner-breeder’s journey through the bloodstock world.
From the pedigree-obsessed teenager, to breeding World Champion
and Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe heroine, ALPINISTA.
The bloodstock decisions that made this happen!
Live Q & A Session
Equine Grass Sickness (EGS)
A devastating disease with an 80% fatality rate that can occur anywhere in temperate areas of the
world where equids are kept. Cases go back over 100 years, but the cause remains unknown.
Research hampered by a lack of samples from EGS cases and co-grazer control –
our presenters explain how we can aid critical research progress, leading to a worldwide
understanding of the triggers and causes of the disease – and in turn, the answers that will ultimately protect equines in the future.
Dr Richard Newton MRCVS, MSc, PhD and FRCVS
Director of Epidemiology & Disease Surveillance, Equine Infectious Disease Surveillance
Dr Beth Wells PhD
Principal Research Scientist, Moredun Research Institute
At the Equine Grass Sickness Fund (EGSF), we are dedicated to one goal: finding the cause of Equine Grass Sickness and helping to protect future generations of horses, ponies and […]
Tickets are available for the upcoming Equine Grass Sickness Conference, held at the Moredun Institute on 25th March 2026. The link to buy tickets can be found here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/equinegrasssicknessfund1/2026000 In-person […]
The EGSF office will be closed on Christmas Eve, inclusively until we return to office on 5th Jan 2026. The email inbox will not be monitored during this time, and […]

